OSGO OG

What to do in an OSGO OG insured event

Procedure for the carrier's actions in the event of an accident, leakage, or other incident with dangerous goods. Notification of the insurer and documents.

What to do in an OSGO OG insured event

What to Do in the Event of an Insured Incident under OSGO OG

An incident with dangerous goods can lead to a threat to human life and health, damage to property or the environment.

If such an event occurs, first of all it is necessary to take reasonable and available measures to prevent and reduce damage.

 

1. Ensure safety

In the event of an accident, it is necessary to take available measures to save people and prevent further spread of damage.

 

2. Notify the competent services

Depending on the nature of the occurrence, it is necessary to contact the relevant emergency and competent authorities.

 

3. Notify the insurer

The policyholder is obliged to notify the insurer of the insured event immediately, but no later than three working days from the moment they became aware of the event.

 

4. Keep documents

It is necessary to keep documents and information that allow determining:

  • the causes of the occurrence;
  • the circumstances of the incident;
  • the nature of the damage;
  • the amount of harm caused;
  • the expenses for preventive measures.

 

5. If a claim is filed

If a demand or statement of claim for compensation for harm is filed against the carrier, they are obliged to notify the insurer within three working days from the moment they became aware of it.

 

6. Review of the insured event

The amount of insurance compensation is determined by the insurer or an independent expert on the basis of investigation materials, court decisions, and other documents containing data on the harm caused.

 

Payment period

If the event is recognised as insured, the insurer makes the payment within 30 days from the day of receiving the application for payment and all necessary documents confirming the insured event.

 

How much time is there to notify the insurer?
No later than three working days from the moment the policyholder became aware of the insured event.

 

What should be done in the event of a leakage of a dangerous substance?
Take reasonable measures to prevent and reduce damage, notify the competent services and the insurer.

 

What documents are needed for payment?
Including a copy of the contract, an application for payment, and documents confirming the harm caused and its amount.

 

When is the payment made?
If the event is recognised as insured — no later than 30 days after receiving the application and the necessary documents.

 

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